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This is a blog about unified communications (voice, im, sms), open government, community involvement, and, of course, me, Mark Silverberg.
Code Walkthrough: Twitter by Phone
This is a guest post written by me for The Tropo Blog. Tropo (by Voxeo) just released a new interface into their unified communications platform: a JSON/WebAPI with a magnificent ruby gem. I had the pleasure to play with the new magic on the staging server, write some examples, and test functionality.
Contact me or the Tropo support team if you have any questions about Tropo or
Showcase Tropo WebAPI App: Tweet By Phone:
Call flow map of application built with Tropo’s new WebAPI. Host code on your own server just like a regular website.
I used Ruby and Sinatra in this example to make my tweets accessible over the phone, IM networks, and through cellular text message.
Hello World!
This is an obligatory initial blog post on my new blog. Like the description up top says, I will be writing about unified communications (that’s voice, instant messaging, and cellular text message), open government (I do live in D.C.), and community involvement (as it relates to technology, and just giving back in general).
Thanks for visiting. If you want to chat about any of these topics or even something else, it’s really easy to reach me.
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About
My name is Mark Silverberg. This is a blog about my work and take on relevant things. My website has more information about me.
Right now, I love working for Tropo (coding, testing, and chatting it up with developers) and going to school at the George Washington School of Business.
